Add $IGNORE_INLINE_COMPILER_SETTINGS compiler setting

[heasm66]

only use options specified at command line, ignore definitions (inside story-file) of DEBUG, Grammar__Version, all !% definitions, and maybe a few more. As of now I think last defined gets precendence, but in my mind at least it is a bit unclear what will happen when there’s a conflict.

-i doesn't do this, does it? Could be an option otherwise.

[erkyrath]

This option seems like it would only add to the confusion.

The precedence is currently:

• inside-story-file declarations (highest)
• !% lines
• command-line options and ICL files, in order as they're parsed on the command line.

It would be more intuitive if command-line options took precedence over !% lines and everything else. However, the way Inform parsing is set up, this would be ugly to implement.

[DavidKinder]

Closing this as if we do something here, it probably will be #279.